Archives for Valuable Links
This Robert Hruzek post was chosen because the picture of the cowboy is hilarious.
David Meerman Scott explains how to write -- and not write -- a CEO or executive blog.
Jesse Hines exposes ... Three Enemies of Clear and Direct Writing. Just say no to pontification!
Dangerblond blew me away with an incredibly high score on my vocabulary test. VERY well done.
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Here is another serving of quality blog posts on important sales and marketing topics. Savor them!
Liz Strauss makes a crucial distinction between perceived and real productivity. "A positive contribution is any work that moves us closer to our goals — sometimes that’s hard work; sometimes it’s simple and elegant."
Dawud Miracle generates great conversation with his post The Biggest Reason Small ...more»
At 10e20, Shannon put together this info-intensive rundown of Seth Godin's Meatball Sundae and 14 Trends No Marketer Should Ignore. There's a lot to digest here besides meatballs and sundaes, and it's very nutritious for anyone involved in the arts of persuasion. (What do you think of 10e20's new post design with the big, bright headlines and subheads? It's ...more»
Here's a fresh list of highly readable links. I hope you enjoy them as much as I did.
Andrew offers instruction on a crucial business technique - How to take a long lunch break without being noticed.
Is your blog just another minnow swimming through the vast Internet ocean? Read 15 Powerful Ways to Differentiate Your Blog from the Crowd.
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My blogging friend Jeanne Dininni bestowed the Nice Matters Award on me - what an honor!
Ever since I started blogging a couple years ago, I've been struck by the friendly, supportive, caring attitude of almost all the bloggers I've come in contact with. Like Jeanne, I would have jumped at the chance to present the Nice Matters Award to people ...more»
Mike Sigers describes an appalling example of poor customer service.
A PDF from David Meerman Scott, Online Media Room Best Practices. Learn from a master.
From Stoney deGeyter, 5 Easy Ways to Make Your About Us Page More About Your Customers.
Skelliwag argues persuasively that we are all marketers.
This examination of social networking at work by Reem Abeidoh draws attention to generational ...more»
Logic + Emotion nicely explains Why Execs Are Stumbling in a New Media World. It's all about content.
Drew McLellan shares Nielsen stats that demonstrate the awesome power of personal referrals and endorsements.
Joanna Young, one of my favorite writers on writing, shares valuable writing tips from her readers.
Follow Web Worker Daily's 7 Rules for Communicating Clearly and Concisely in ...more»



